Snipers Fire Upon British At Irish Border
BELFAST AP British troops fought a gunbattle with snipers across the Irish border today in a 45 minute skirmish after snipers opened fire on soldiers blowing up a frontier road to reduce arms smuggling. The Longkesh camp riot left four hostages freed unharmed as violence surged across Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Army
Irish Republic
Longkesh
Irish Republican Army
IRA
England
Cork
Ireland
Dublin
Amsterdam
Maria Maguire
TRA
David O'Connell
O'Connell
Miss Maguire
Holland
Belgium
France
Ulster Constabulary
Rained Out Protests Surround White House March Plan
Antiwar demonstrators, slowed by rain, aim to march on the White House today to deliver an eviction notice to President Nixon. Rennie Davis of the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice said about 400 youths were told permits were denied, but support for civil disobedience grew.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Rennie Davis
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
Davis
Killeen
Tex
Ft. Hood
Birmingham
Ala
Washington Monument
Paris
Hosea Williams
Vietnam
Arlington National Cemetery
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Local Auto Crash Victim Satisfactory
Mrs. Mary Matson 75 of 146 East Frederick street is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a three car crash in Lakewood New York Sunday. Police cited 18 year old Harry Stauffer of Jamestown for failure to yield. Also injured were Eugene Matson 46 and his daughter Joan 9 and William Edwards 20 and his wife Debra 19. All treated and released from Jamestown General Hospital. Stauffer to appear Friday in Lakewood Village Court.
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Mary Matson
East Frederick Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lakewood
N.Y
Harry Stauffer
Jamestown
Eugene Matson
Corry
Matson
William C. Edwards
Joan
Edwards
Debra
Jamestown General Hospital
Stauffer
Lakewood Village Court
Hit and Run Bathtub Baffles San Francisco Police
In downtown San Francisco a white enameled bathtub fell from a flatbed truck carrying about 40 bathtubs and struck two traffic light standards, injuring none. Witnesses said the driver bailed after surveying the damage, and police seized the tub for the hit and run detail.
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San Francisco
Hitran
Philadelphia Dock Unions Back To Work Amid Court Order
Three Philadelphia longshore locals were ordered back to work by a judge who found them in contempt of an October back-to-work order. In New Orleans the NLRB seeks a preliminary injunction to halt a 6,000-strong dockworkers strike. The nationwide walkout enters its 26th day as talks falter in New York and West Virginia dissidents push for ratification of a new contract.
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Associated Presa
Philadelphia
New Orleans
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. District Court
East
Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen's Association
Jack M. Gordon
NLRB
New York
Two Bodies Found In Ruins Of Home
In Pittsburgh Homewood Brushton a two story house burned in an early morning four alarm fire on Hamilton Street. Firemen found two bodies among the ruins believed to be an elderly couple. Coroner’s office and homicide detectives on scene. identities not immediately known.
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Pittsburgh
Homewood
Brushton
Allegheny County
Hamilton Street
Kissinger Back From Peking and Merger Approval News
Kissinger returned to the United States from Peking aboard a Boeing 707 after the Shanghai Anchorage leg. The flight marked the first direct trip from mainland China since before World War II. In Kentucky, the public higher education council approved a mid 1972 merger of Salmon P. Chase College of Law in Cincinnati with Northern Kentucky State College at Covington, across the Ohio River.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Peking
Washington
Nixon
China
Kissinger
Shanghai
Tanjug
Frankfort
Kentucky Council On Public Higher Education
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Cncinnati
Northern Kentucky State College
Covington
Ohio
Esso Gas Fire Triggers Anti-U.S. Anger in Qui Nhon
In Qui Nhon a leaking Esso pipeline ignited burning 250 homes, killing a 7-year-old boy and injuring 11 while leaving 1,000 to 1,400 homeless. About 75 locals gathered as anti-American sentiment rose. officials search for leak cause and cleanup plans with Vietnamese and Army involvement.
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Saigon
Esso
Qui Nhon
Esso Standard Eastern Inc
U.S. Army
U.s.s Army
U.S
Bay Area
Army
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Leo Weir
Lamberton
Fred Lamberton
Weir
Lamberton and Weir
Philly
Journal Daily
Howard M. Johnson
Ronald E. Redenz
Sixth Avenue
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Crossland Furniture Restoration Studios
Crossland
Gary Wallin
Penn Aye
East Warren
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Wharton Business Service
South Center Street
Wall’s
Wright Street
Automobile Agencies
Marty
Pontiac-Buick Inc
West South Street
Frank's Auto Service
Auto Supplies
Anthony's Auto Parts
North Center Street
DRY Cleaners
H& H Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's Electric Service
ALL Way Electric Service
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water System
General Printing and Office Supply Co
Venture Inn
Harold H. Linden & Sons
Main Street
Spartansburg
James
ST. George Funeral Home
Connie
Insurance — General
Mountain
Keystone Service
Orry Bakery
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
Don Edwards
R. D
Roosevelt Highway
Bill and Rose
Swanson’s Sport
E. Main Street
Corry TV Cable Co
Western Equipment
FOX Western Tack Shop
Columbus
Mulroy
Columbus Ave
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